Joining Wood
Techniques for Better Woodworking
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Word Count
31,000 words, Guess
Page Count
124 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivejoiningwoodtechn0000engl
- ISBN-100875961215
- ISBN-139780875961217
- LibraryThing1314674
- Library of Congress Control Number91036032
and 5 more
- Better World BooksO7-BFD-817
- Better World BooksO7-BKM-033
- Better World BooksW6-ABC-533
- Better World BooksW6-BIV-906
- Open LibraryOL1555684M
Classifications
- DDC684/.08
- LCCTT185 .E54 1992
Description
Describes different types of joints and joinery tools, demonstrates simple, reinforced, and interlocking joints, and suggests four projects The author provides techniques & practical applications for joinery. You will find: • Techniques required to make each joint • Clearly illustrated, step by step • Over 200 drawings & photos • Shop tested tips, ingenious jigs & fixtures, useful charts • Complete plans & instructions for popular projects • A cabinetmaker’s workbench – joins a mortise & tenon frame to a butcher block top to make a useful table • A cut-off jig for your table saw makes it easy to cut precise, close fitting joints • A country pewter rack is joined with simple dadoes & rabbets • A half moon bench is assembled with traditional dovetails & wedged mortises & tenons • A miniature chest of drawers combines stopped grooves, lock joints, reinforced miters, & haunched mortises & tenons
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Series Statement
- The Workshop Companion
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